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Music "Not Like Us" continues to etch its name into the history books. By Zachary Horvath 5.3K Views -
Music Nicki Minaj and Drake are confident in their individual GOAT candidacies, but their Young Money bond goes even deeper than competition. By Gabriel Bras Nevares 2.6K Views -
Music In actuality, Taylor Swift ended up at number one. By Cole Blake 5.1K Views -
Music Kendrick's classic 2012 album continues to get love. By Alexander Cole 7.6K Views -
Music No shame in being second. By Alexander Cole 5.0K Views -
Music A Boogie wit da Hoodie sold just 823 physical copies of his newest album. By Alex Zidel 16.0K Views -
Music Drake and Yeat are on top of the Billboard Streaming Songs chart. By Cole Blake 735 Views -
Music The rapper is expected to debut at #1 on the charts following the release of "Whole Lotta Red." By Madusa S. 3.3K Views -
Numbers NBA Youngboy's "Sincerely, Kentrell" might de-throne Drake's "Certified Lover Boy" on the Billboard 200 next week. By Aron A. 16.2K Views -
Music Kanye's makes a big debut but Post Malone takes the top spot. By Matthew Parizot 3.6K Views -
Pop Culture From the looks of things, the Canadian rapper will be competing with Ozzy Osbourne for the No. 2 spot, behind Bad Bunny. By Hayley Hynes 10.5K Views -
Pop Culture Drake's "Views" stayed within the top two positions on the Billboard 200 for 17 weeks from May to September of 2016. By Hayley Hynes 5.6K Views
